No more facebook campaigns?

[Dhanushka]

I just saw that a bounty stopped their facebook bounty program and I read that they are stopping this program since facebook banned ICO advertisements.But I thought that individuals are free to post about the ICOs.

So someone please make clear that facebook totally banned ICO ads or not?

If yes means no more facebook campaigns right then what will be the effect on the ICO sale due to this kind of action.

Some new bounty campaigns also still offer facebook bounty campaigns. I think still it's not a considerable problem posts related to ICOs. I don't know whether it will banned with the increment of ICOs.

[ngantrann206]

I can see no problems in my facebook campaigns so Im sure this not affect all ICO related banning campaigns because theres still a lot of ICO projects in facebook right now I think theres no reason from facebook to ban these ico campaigns.

[Kamidzy7]

it's strange, the first time I heard such an opinion. but to be honest, I wouldn't even mind Facebook campaigns closing. for some reason Facebook is the most inconvenient social network in work

[Turkish88]

I am think so, but on twitter we see more participants and sometimes i see how twitter names cryptotwitter.
Facebook ban ico ads, but reposting pages not prohibited

[hulla]

Some  bounties that I joined in terminated the FB campaign because of their advertising ban. It seems that if the ICO promotion did not pay FB, maybe as an advertising fee, then their link is always deleted and marked as spam. Even on messenger, they always blocked the link and you can not send it.

Of course there is cause I posted some on my Facebook account and everything is fine but Facebook blocked the ICO you're promoting then cause there's something fishy about the ICO itself. Besides, Facebook is doing all what yo said it happened to protect their users due to a lot people been scammed through ICO while the social networking site were blamed for it.

[hasidz7887876]

I think facebook bans those user whose spamming to get more referrals by click bait, ICO advertisement wasn't prohibited they just restrict the posting of ICO related content with links that allegedly a phishing/investment scam.

[annawill3]

facebook may already have banned ICO ads, lately I don't see any more ICO ads on facebook. but i still see it on youtube. this has not been a bad situation. all will be bad if eventually all social media banned advertisement ICO.

[nikogluttonym]

He banned commercial advertising. But advertising through the company's bounty can do.

[quynhle10t]

Face book is trying to stop scamming ico from using their platform to further rip off people hence the ban. but if you are a genuine project and meet up face book demand you will continue to use their platform for your promotion.

[Showmethebtc]

Facebook's ban on advertising is only limited to one of ICO's sales methods. I think this kind of communication will be quickly replaced by other social software, so you don't have to panic!

[valeru.aver]

Facebook banned ICO advertising, twitter tightened ads for ICO. Now I participate in a few bounty in Facebook. They are still going. I think in the future it will not greatly affect the promotion of ICO.

[zxfffz]

Facebook as one of the most widely used social software in the world, its advertising content influence is very big! Now that it bans encrypted advertising, I think it will make a lot of crypto products less sales channels!

[lkcoindaddy]

It's really dumb in my opinion because Facebook is an amazing way to share information and spread the word about ICOs especially since they banned paid advertising for cryptos the only way to get publicity is thorugh a bounty campaign so it deifnitel should be allowed in my opinion and I didn't hear anything about them getting banned and don't think they will. :/

[quanahri]

I heard about facebook banning the promotion of ICO projects, but it is FB ads. The facebook campaign still works well .... the facebook campaign I join still works normally. facebook is a good place to promote your ico project

[isaqyomex1]

I don't think Facebook has totally banned it
There are some latest bounty campaign that still use Facebook and everything is going fine

[coinmaster241]

I just saw that a bounty stopped their facebook bounty program and I read that they are stopping this program since facebook banned ICO advertisements.But I thought that individuals are free to post about the ICOs.

So someone please make clear that facebook totally banned ICO ads or not?

If yes means no more facebook campaigns right then what will be the effect on the ICO sale due to this kind of action.

I think for facebook campaign will keep running as usual, but facebook more strict about post filter which is considered SPAM, so to avoid it shouldn't be too often post crypto at one time, as much as possible distinguish a few minutes or hours to avoid alleged SPAM to post / share us. may be useful

[booboom465]

you are not worried. FB ban ICO advertise because they prepare esblatishing their own coins. But the bounty hunter still work normally with their posts. no problems.

[parkraol]

ICO's advertisements are not totally banned on facebook. My friends still use Facebook to promote ICO's. After posting for one day, you should wait for another day or 24 hours interval to make another repost or post. It will be spam when there is no day interval.

[jhon pantau]

I think it's just temporary milling to scare away crypto when crypto is in many temptations. Campaigns generated from prizes will be very promising, so many communities are interested in this investment. So I do not believe if the Facebook campaign is not there anymore. Equivalent to Facebook is a twitter rewards program. Opportunities obtained from this bounty campaign will also climb the mountain.

[hulla]

ICO's advertisements are not totally banned on facebook. My friends still use Facebook to promote ICO's. After posting for one day, you should wait for another day or 24 hours interval to make another repost or post. It will be spam when there is no day interval.

Some does that but if the ICO company is registered, Facebook have no issue with them and they can post as many they like every day. However, you guys shouldn't blame Facebook though because they don't want their users to be scam by fake ICO just like many twitter user complained of been scam and the media put the blame on twitter for not been secure .